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pop song
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i was just wandering your hall one day
passed your door and i passed away
i know you were never fine.
heard the sounds of domestic wars
heard the bang through apartment floors
and i know you were gone this time.
all i see is you
and all i hear is you
ask me why.. why i had lied.
i was just strolling on through the park
spotted your name on some old tree bark
and i know you were there one time.
a ladies gotta coat that you once adored
she found that coat in the ole' thrift store
and i know you'd never leave it behind.
all i see is you
all i hear is you
ask me why.. why i had lied.
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